Coldfusion 10 AJAX replace content in cfdiv - ajax

Question

I have an href that throws an error when trying to replace the contents of its parent cfdiv.
In the efforts to keep this short, the link looks something like this:
<cfdiv id="managerDiv">
<a href="javascript:ColdFusion.navigate('theURL?theVariables','managerDiv');" >add a new thing</a>
</cfdiv>
The error that I'm getting is a dialog box that indicates the following:
Error retrieving markup for element managerDiv : /manager/CFIDE/administrator/templates/errors.jsp [Enable debugging by adding 'cfdebug' to your URL parameters to see more information]
A few things to note:
On my Coldfusion 10 development environment, I have no problems. This error only occurs on my hosting server.
The directory structure of both my hosting and development environments is EXACTLY the same
I do NOT have a pointer or mapping to "errors.jsp" anywhere in my source code or Coldfusion settings.
manager is a sub-directory at the root level
"theURL" is any coldfusion file, I have tried with a simple blank.cfm file, and it still passes the same error
Thoughts
Obviously, it seems like Coldfusion is looking for a file that doesn't exist to replace the contents of the cfdiv. However, I really have no idea why it is looking for something other than the contents of "theURL", and why it is looking for it in the directory specified in the error (manager/CFIDE/...)
I did some more testing.
It appears that the coldfusion.navigate URL parameter does not like the relative path (again, it works fine on my dev environment, but not on production).
For example, this works:
<a href='javascript.Coldfusion.navigate('test.cfm');'>
but this does NOT:
<a href='javascript.Coldfusion.navigate('folder/test.cfm');'>
thoughts?

Answer 1

All:
It appears that I should have been more specific, as this is a very targeted answer.
The file that I was attempting to load was coming from a directory that I had named "manager". After some testing, it appears that the name "manager" is the issue. We renamed the directory, and the problem was solved.
In other words, here was my link (I omitted the names, because I thought them irrelevant initially, but here is the actual link):
<a href='javascript.Coldfusion.navigate('manager/test.cfm');'>
I was forwarded this page by the support team, which seems to reinforce this point:
http://www.giancarlogomez.com/2012/06/directory-of-manager-in-webroot-not.html
Bottom line, don't name a directory in your root folder "manager". Coldfusion/TomCat reserves that name (at least at the root level).
I'm not sure why they did this (given the occassional use of the word "Manager" as an admin role, and therefore, a common trend to have a directory for this role), but oh well :)